First of all, Happy Labor Day!! We didn't have any plans today which was good since Princess woke up throwing up this morning (apparently, she didn't get the memo about not getting sick the day before the first day of school), and Little Dude hasn't been doing well lately. His cough and wheezing have been getting worse over the last few days, and he's miserable and unable to relax for more than a few minutes at a time. He cries if he can't see me and it breaks my heart because I can tell that something's not right with him right now. I'm watching him closely and hoping he doesn't have to go in to the doctor before his three appointments next week.
I froze sweet corn from my in-law's farm on Saturday. The two littlest munchkins "helped" me.
My mom let me and my siblings get a library card after we'd read 10 books on our own. I realized last week that I'd kind of dropped the ball on that one since Princess has been reading for a while now. So while we were at the library for storyhour on Wednesday, she got her very own library card. She insisted on carrying it home before giving to me to keep in my wallet for safekeeping.
I can't believe school starts tomorrow already!! I'm hoping Princess feels better in the morning because it's no fun to have to miss the first day of school. Little Man's preschool class doesn't begin until next week so at least we have a week to adjust to having Princess at school before throwing another one in the mix.
Princess went with my mother-in-law on a trip this weekend to visit Hubby's grandma and sister. She had a blast, especially since they got to go shopping. On the way home from picking her up on Sunday, she sighed happily in the backseat and said, "It's good to get away from your family once in a while." Word.
I asked Princess if she missed me while she was gone. She thought for a few seconds before answering, "No, I don't think I missed you." *sob* Well, at least the other kids still love me, lol.
I belong to a closed group on Facebook for parents of children with feeding disorders, GERD, feeding tubes, etc. The group is a place for parents to ask questions, vent, and support each other as we care for our special needs children. So, imagine the horror when it was discovered that a question and picture asked by one of the moms had been anonymously screen shotted and sent to a site where it had gone viral making fun of the "stupid" mother. There are several things wrong with this. First of all, the group is closed for a reason-because most people can't understand what it's truly like to have a child with a feeding disorder and parents need a safe place to ask questions from others who are walking the same path. Secondly, it may seem like a "dumb" question to some, but honestly, when you're dealing with special needs, medically complex children, every little thing could possibly mean something big so parents tend to be extremely vigilant with noticing every change in their children. And yes, there are rare skin conditions that can cause changes like that. It's better to ask a seemingly silly or obvious question and be reassured that everything is okay than to wonder and worry. This to me, looks more like a concerned, observant mother than a stupid one.
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